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    • Bed-Stuy Community Board Is Not Thrilled About Plans to Improve Safety, Bus Service (DNA)
    • DCP Official on Parking Requirements: Staten Island "Needs Some Level of Car Use" (Advance)
    • Police Arrest Hit-and-Run Driver Who Critically Injured Teenage Bronx Cyclist (News, Gothamist)
    • It's Pothole-Filling Season (WNYC)
    • AMNY Looks at Streetscape and Greenway Projects That Will Make NYC More Livable
    • Observer Writer Gets a Drunk Uber Driver; Where Is TLC?
    • Vornado Looks at Public Plazas, Other Improvements Near Penn Station (WSJ)
    • City Planning Commission OKs Vanderbilt Avenue Tower, Plaza Next to Grand Central (CityLand)
    • NYT "Room for Debate" Looks at Private Investment in Transportation Infrastructure
    • Now You Can More Easily Tweet Complaints About NYPD Driving and Parking (News)

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